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I am n+Fold. My work is based on Open laboratory processes involving the arts, humanities, engineering, and the sciences. My experience includes serving on the faculty of several universities and working with those from computer science, robotics, material science, comparative history of ideas, (in science), economics, mathematics and genetics.

In addition, I served as a project manager for interactive projects for museum exhibits involving the history of the microcomputer and machine language.

During 2014-2019, I undertook extensive research for a historical documentary project, which was begun by my late father, a journalist who died too early while working on it. He tasked me with completing this project at the time of his death, decades earlier. I was too young at the time to understand the gravity of the project. I have completed the research.

n+Fold is the central hub for my creative work. Here you can find documentation of my past work going back decades, and a number of current projects I am working on. Links to all of this work can be found by clicking on the menu button in the upper left corner.

I also keep a running archive of my field notes. These are pieces of information I have gathered as I work on a project; these are the stories that inspire and inform my current work. Sometimes they include a few thoughts I have written down. They can be found by scrolling beneath the front  page. Use the < button to scroll to earlier pages or search for subjects using the right-hand menu on the front page. There are thousands of these notes going back to 2008. These notes have also been printed as two hard-bound volumes, and referenced as NFTs on Blockchain. 

My education involved video and film studies, experimental robotics and computing, all within the context of emerging and time-based media.

I have lectured and presented work in the U.S., Japan and Europe and have received multiple awards, grants and fellowships.

i am currently working on an experimental voice project which began in 2012. Oddly, I have realized the ideas within it, led me to new work involving programmed economies and governance, (more on this later): Palindrome: Traversing Fields for Planting

 

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